The beach has turquoise blue and emerald green water and is surrounded by rugged limestone cliffs where almost no vegetation grows. On the coast there are natural caves which the fishermen used as sheds and from which they let their boats into the sea via wooden ramps. It is a secluded, unspoiled place where you can enjoy transparent water with breathtaking seas that you can discover through your diving glasses. The beach does not provide services; so we advise you to bring something to drink and to eat. Cala en Baster, located between the Racó de Cans and the Platja de Tramuntana, is a quiet enclave, even in summer, with a 150 meter long and 20 meter wide shore. You can practice naturist bathing and be one with nature on this beach. 

To reach the beach from Sant Ferran de Ses Roques (3.1 km), follow the road signs to the Es Pujols tourist center; at the crossroads, take the Cala en Baster road until you reach the beach. Here you can park your car. With suitable footwear, you can follow the short path that surrounds the beach down to the sea.